Bug #1555

Hallowtide Decoration Persisting in Etris Map

Status:	New
Priority:	Medium
Added by:	alphstrich on December 8, '25
Assigned to:	Unassigned
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Reported for:	0.1.0 Auto
Roblox Id:	51453069
Roblox Username:	AlphabeticSeason
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Explanation

It is with a feeling of profound, though perhaps slightly trivial, cartographic distress that I must bring to your immediate and dedicated attention a matter of considerable, if seasonally specific, importance regarding the digital representation of the locale known as Etris. My recent, meticulously thorough review of the current map iteration has revealed a peculiar and chronologically incongruous artifact that, in the interest of absolute and unimpeachable geographical veracity, simply cannot be permitted to linger in perpetuity.

🎃 The Anomalous Decoration of Etris Specifically, I have observed the conspicuous and, I daresay, egregiously misplaced presence of a Hallowtide Decoration within the mapped boundaries or designated point-of-interest markers corresponding to Etris. As we collectively acknowledge, the fleeting and festive period of Hallowtide—a time traditionally associated with autumnal merriment, spectral ambiance, and the consumption of sugary confectionery—has regrettably, or perhaps fortunately, drawn to its inevitable conclusion, yielding its temporal dominion to the subsequent, less ghoulish, seasons.

🗺️ The Imperative for Removal The continued and unwarranted inclusion of this anachronistic celebratory embellishment constitutes a significant, albeit charming, error within our otherwise sterling compendium of spatial data. Its presence may lead to misinformation regarding the current, non-Hallowtide disposition and aesthetic of Etris, potentially causing undue confusion amongst users who may visit the location seeking, or perhaps actively avoiding, autumnal trappings outside of their appropriate window.

Therefore, I must implore and respectfully petition the relevant personnel—those guardians of geometric precision and temporal accuracy—to execute the necessary and expeditious rectification of this oversight. The immediate and complete removal of the aforementioned Hallowtide Decoration from the Etris map designation is not merely advisable; it is, in the grand scheme of accurate data dissemination, absolutely paramount.

I thank you for your anticipated swift action and your unwavering dedication to the flawless representation of our mapped world.

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